Election 2024: Prospect of a four-day working week becomes  battleground issue

Fine Gael is not in favour of moving to a four-day week
Election 2024: Prospect of a four-day working week becomes  battleground issue

Roderic O'Gorman said the government needs to look at measures to support workers and allow them to benefit from changes in technology. Picture: Niall Carson/PA Wire

The prospect of a four-day working week has become an election battleground as parties on the left seek to woo potential voters.

The idea has been floated by the Green Party, Labour, Social Democrats, and People Before Profit over the last week. But Fine Gael has said it is not in favour of moving to a four-day week.

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